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londonang

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A deficiency of sodium in the blood (135 mmol/L sodium or less) is called:
   
  1.hydration status.
  2.dehydration.
  3.hyperhydration.
  4.hyponatremia.

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Inadequate fluid in body tissues is called:
  1.hydration status.
  2.dehydration.
  3.hyperhydration.
  4.hyponatremia.


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